estrogen did change my personality and life a lot but i can't really explain how. i think becoming handsome after experiencing life being sub5 has more to do with this than the hormones themselves.
she also eats very little to stay slim and petite, which could be contributing to the hair.
either way, i think it’s irresponsible to say diet is an unimportant factor when it comes to hair. estrogen is important either way but truly i feel you need both factors for a satisfying result
youre right about the androgenetic element but even people with perfect hair genes will start thinning if they don’t eat correctly. protein intake affects the look of my hair, if i eat inadequate amounts of protein my shedding goes up. i always bring it up because pretty much everyone i know irl...
youre gonna give yourself osteoporosis. you need to choose either estrogen or testosterone. you cant just run low sex hormone and even if you did it wouldn’t necessarily help your hair situation.
i don't get what you want from us. this thread that you're posting in has hundreds of pages of people discussing this very topic. those of us most desperate to save hair have turned to estradiol injections because its the best thing we have for this. as BRezende stated, just adding bica or spironolactone...
the old guards of the forum seem to have swore on topical spironolactone but spironolactone is pretty bad for your health. bicalutamide is considered a better bet but i don't know if anyone here has tried it without estradiol as a base.
i can tell my dad is devastated over the state of his hair but he’s on topical min only and thinks finasteride is gay. if someone makes any statement about his hair he gets so offended and loves wearing a hat.
you can just buy it otc on amazon these days. wonderful for skin quality, debatable for hairline, yet i still put a bunch on my temples every night.
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